Olympic Bobsledder Lisa Buckwitz Joins Onlyfans To Fund 2026 Games Journey

From Gold Medalist to Digital Trailblazer

German bobsledding sensation Lisa Buckwitz is making waves with her latest venture – she’s joined OnlyFans to fund her journey to the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy. The 31-year-old, who clinched a gold medal at the 2018 Olympics, has turned to the platform as a financial lifeline to support her competitive endeavors.

"It’s also a stroke of luck for me, as it allows me to finance my team," Buckwitz revealed in a candid interview with the German outlet Bild. The announcement of her OnlyFans partnership came in November 2024, where she introduced herself as an OnlyFans athlete dedicated to sharing the gritty realities of her bobsleigh journey with fans worldwide.

Behind-the-Scenes Adventure

"From intense training days to the exhilaration on race day, I’m inviting you behind the scenes to experience what it truly takes to push limits at the highest level," Buckwitz shared on Instagram. The Olympian, who also once graced the cover of Playboy Germany, offers exclusive insights and custom content on her OnlyFans page, inviting fans to connect with her world on and off the ice.

“Sure, I’m an Olympic champion. But nobody’s interested in Lisa Buckwitz just because of the gold medal.”

Lisa estimates that a bobsled season can cost upward of $69,000, covering expenses like travel, equipment, training camps, and bonuses for her sled pushers. Her OnlyFans presence offers various subscription bundles, ranging from $59.98 for three months to $194.92 for a year, aiding in easing these financial pressures.

Eyes on the Prize

As the 2026 Winter Olympics loom on the horizon, Buckwitz remains focused on her ultimate goal: competing in Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy. The Opening Ceremony, scheduled for February 6 at Milan’s iconic San Siro Stadium, promises a star-studded lineup, including performances by Mariah Carey and Andrea Bocelli.

Buckwitz recently showcased her readiness for the upcoming games, teasing her new race suit on Instagram with a post that read, "New race suit 🛷❄️ What do you think — do you like it?" Her sleek, clean look is a testament to her commitment to showing up and standing out in Cortina.

Despite the challenges, Buckwitz's journey to the 2026 Olympics is as determined as ever, fueled by her digital venture and a community of supportive fans.